and threw in a smoke canister before allegedly unleashing a spray of gun fire on unsuspecting movie goers. >> all you hear is gun fire. left and right. any time -- he would just shoot them. he had no augend a. he was just shooting people. >> reporter: he was 24-year-old james holmes. officers searched his car and evacuated the apartment complex where he lives. after the suspect allegedly made comments about explosives. >> our investigation determines that his apartment is booby trapped with various explosive and chemical devices and trip wires. it may be resolved in hours or day. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, the community is rallying together. >> we have taken a blow today but we will get back on our feet. >> reporter: the president held a moment of silence and called for a day of prayer and

reflection in memory of the victim. >> it's a reminder that life is very fragile. our time here is limited and it's precious. >> reporter: are holmes could be in court as early as monday. >> and more details on james holes. he has also lived as a boy just outside the bay area. he was going to the university of colorado medical school but was in the process of withdrawing. septemberors say he used four weapons including an ak-47 with an extra large drum that could carry more than a hundred rounds and he bought awful those at the past two months and all of them are legal in colorado. >> reporter: the shooting is leading to tighter security in theaters here at home. some people going to the theater have to leave certain, usually harmless items at home. >> the latest showings just started a few minutes ago.

people say they will go inside the movie and not let the tragedy affect it. across the bay in san francisco, and down south to san jose. >> reporter: police are in high alert after 12 people were killed 59 were injured. >> we are very concerned about copy cat types of action. >> reporter: to 1207 that from happening here they are driving by and in some cases going inside the theaters to make sure everybody is safe. >> we are concerned, we have extra patrols, when the movie starts h it lets out. >> reporter: we were there as a long line waited outside the theater to see the latest movie. san francisco and san jose police say they will do additional surveillance, several major theaters saithe are review reprocedures. procedures -- procedures.

they won't allow costumes or face masks, or fake weapons. still, people here say though tragic the shooting won't stop them from going to see a movie. > it's terrible but i can't live my life in fear. god loving god fearing person. >> reporter: now movie theaters say they will give refunds for those who don't want to see the movie. you can come back out. there are other officers seeing outside theater. you may remember a shooting happened here almost two weeks ago. at six i will update you on the latest in that investigation. >> police say they have met with local theater operators to review safety issues. they don't have any problems to expect issues over the weekend but still they will increase the number of officers just to be safe. >> the president issue ordered

flags be thrown at half staff out of respect for the victims. flags were lowered at the white house and all federal buildings as well as public grounds, embassies and military ships. it orders them to remain at half staff until july 25th. we have more coverage of the shooting in ten minutes a look at james holmes ties to northern california and at 5:30, more about the victims including one woman who was killed -- what is so remarkable. just last month she barely survived another mass shooting. >> four police departments have to deal with suspicious packages today. the berkeley police department was partly evacuated after reports of a suspicious package there. fire crews came to the city police department after a report of a suspicious substance at those sights. the first floor of the haywood department had to be evacuated after a powder leak out they

determined it was not anthrax. the three departments are trying to figure out if it's related. today a judge lifted the order that kept the san francisco sheriff away from his wife for months. live in the city where they will be apart soon. some. >> reporter: he side when he was allowed to hug and kiss his wife. outside the couple discussed with the media their difficult separation. >> we miss --. >> go head --. >> reporter: it's a kiss that watts seven months in the making. that's how long the sheriff has been prohibited from contact with his wife. >> finally i can talk with my husband. fantastic. >> reporter: this is victory. i have -- we are partners without being able to be partners. >> reporter: a criminal court judge placed a protective order

against him after he was charged with domestic violence for bruising his wife's arm on december 31st. >> this has been beyond cruel in punishing. this isn't something that any one of us had asked for. >> reporter: lopez has been out of the country since march. she returned to san francisco monday to testify at her husband's ethics commission hearing. lopez told a judge she doesn't fear her husband and plans to live with him again. the judge agreed to lift the order. >> he had to do and made a decision as he would with any other case. we wish him well. >> how do you feel? >> reporter: the couple held hands tightly after court. >> the east -- i seen the now we are stronger than ever before. >> reporter: as lopez said she must return home for now to

compete an acting job. she is waiting to see if the ethics commission next month will recommend he be stripped of his job or reinstated as sheriff. reporting live in san francisco. david stevenson. kdvu channel 2news. >> a two man paramedic crew was taken to the hospital after i traffic accident caused their accident to flip over onto its side in san francisco. all happened about 12:15 in 16th street in the mission district. the ambulance had its lights and sirens on when it collided at least one other vehicle. the injuries were small and taken to the hospital only ace precaution. a carjacking and police chase that started in oakland ended with a multicar crash in san francisco today. started just before two this afternoon. they spot a vehicle that had been car jacked, they chased on to the freeway and over the bay bridge joined by san francisco police and the chp. the car got off bridge at fremont street and crashed into

at least two cars, several people had minor injuries. they are now in custody. >> san francisco police say a man who was shot and killed by an officer this week after allegedly lunging at her with a box cut cutter was mentally disturbed. the family of the 32-year-old told them he had threatened to burn down their home and had been release from a mental hospital. >> he had not the slept for several days, prior to this incident and has been described as hearing voices, he has been acting out of character recently. >> reporter: officers were pursuing the suspect after he slapped a co worker. investigators say he was with in five feet of the officer wilding a box cutter when he fired a gun in self-defense. a judge dismissed charges against william lynch in the case. the county da told the judge he will not refile a charge

against lynch. as he reported here at five a jury acquitted him of felony assault but deadlocked on a misdemeanor charge. he was accused of beating the retired priest. he said that the priest molested him and his brother. today lynch said he was relieved. >> get my life back and move forward andalso a great opportunity to make a difference here and dry to help -- >> lynn the said he will invite the da to help him change the law so rape victims face no time restrictions on bringing charges. >> police said the shooting that killed a mother and daughter in may was a murder suicide. investigators say that the 37- year-old shot her 13-year-old daughter and then killed herself. police say evidence led to that finding. the shootings happened on may 7th at the family home on stacy court. the mother's husband came home

to find his wife dead and his stepdaughter wound. she died later at the hospital. >> california's unemployment rate ticks down in june. the employment development department reported the jobless rate at 10.7%. that compares to 10.8% in may and 11.9% a year ago. they added 38,000 jobs in june. the area unemployment jumped in june. solano was at 10.50, marin at 6.6, santa clara had the biggest increase with 8.2% to 8.7% in june. >> thing its just don't add up. the picture of a mass shooting suspect is a stark contrast to the boy they knew growing up. we talked to the colorado shooter's former neighbors. >> warmer temperatures, across the bay area. when the fog regroups, when temperatures spike over the next few days. ñ

. we will be fortunate enough to hug our girls a little tighter tonight. for those parent who may not be so lucky, we have to embrace them and let them know we will be there for them as a nation. >> the presidential politics taking a time out today because of what happened in colorado. the president cut short a trip to florida and returned to washington dc after canceling several campaign events. and romney suspended political activity today. he said he is dismayed by the shooting. >> this is a time for each of us to look into our hearts and remember how much we love each other and how much we love and -- care for our great country. >> romney has taken down campaign ads running in

colorado. he postponed interviews and canceled a campaign trip his wife was scheduled to make to michigan. . >> the mayor is also reacting to the colorado shooting spree. he said national leaders should address the issue of guns. >> the president and governor talking and -- broad things about they want to make the world a better place. tell us how and this is a real problem. no matter where you stand. >> he said no matter where the president and romney stand on the second amendment they need to stay what they are going to do about guns. >> the suspect in the theater masacre grew up just outside the bay area and we talk to former neighbors of jam holes. they paint a different picture of bit they call jimmy. >> reporter: yes. the name says it all. jimmy is the boy they remember with a bright eyes and a sharp mind. those who knew that boy are

having a very hard time wrapping their minds around this mess. when you unthinkable happen a time zone away from a quiet farming community, she was reading the news online. >> right there. dark knight in aurora colorado, midnight showing. >> reporter: he was neighbor was the shoot suspect when he was just a boy. he remembered him as a little kid who rode his bike around the block. today he is clearly shaken by the man it appears holmes has become. >> reporter: jimmy holmes. i can't make the connection, it's a disconnect. something has transpired, in his life that has created him to -- lash out. >> reporter: down the street, julia remembers him from the neighborhood pool. she didn't make the connection when she heard the suspected shooter's name but something

about the suspect's photograph is familiar. >> it was his beautiful eyes he had, never put -- just amazed that he went into that it education. it's a lot of deadation. hard work, sad that something happened like that. >> reporter: holmes father was at the san diego airport on route to denver. >> no comment. >> reporter: at the suspect's family home in north san diego county a spokesperson asked for privacy. >> the holmes family is very upset about all of this, it's a tragic event. >> coming up tonight at six the california college connection. what his college is saying about him. back to you. >> in 15 minutes we are learning more about the victims in the colorado shooting including a writer who barely escaped a shooting last month. >> eric is on his way to aurora, richard thompson is already there tonight.

richard, what have you seen and heard since you arrived. >> >> reporter: the first thing we want to do is set the scene for you here. go head and take a look. this entire mall remains shut down tonight. everybody being kept away. law can do their work the only people that are here at this point a -- media showing up from across the nation and internationally and if we can push back there is still a large number of law enforcement officers there trying to gather evidence, we are learning more about james holmes and the weapons he had. he was armed when he went into the theater. he had the ar15 which is a military style assault rifle. also a remington 870 shot gun. a very powerful shot gun and several hand guns, 40 caliber hand gun was very large magazines, and of course he went in and we learned he

started shooting, there was one man with strong connections to our town in seattle who said he was in there, he was grazed in the back and he was in with a friend who was not injured, lost their shoes rushing to get out but of course tonight his heart is going out to all those who didn't make it out. >> reporter: from what i understand the gunman had armor, body armor from head to toe. >> he was extremely well prepared when he went in here to cause the devastation that he did when he came into the theater he had a helmet on, he had a reinforced bullet proof vest, tactical pants, groin armor and throat armor on as well. of course he had all that and then of course started to throw the tear gas cans before opening fire.

there is no question it was well thought out. we have learned today that he managed to get the weapons that he used legally here in colorado and those weapons have been bought we are told with in the last two months. >> richard thompson. thank you. this was the emotional day -- second suspect. faced a judge for the shooting of an innocent man and his two sons. rob roth is here to tell us what happened in court and why the victim's family lives in fear. >> reporter: here in the hall of justice -- he made a brief appearance before the judge and the wife and mother of the three people he is suspected of killing laid eyes on him for the first time. >> known on the street as flacco said little during his court appearance. he will be charged next tuesday with three counts of murder other license with other

crimes. >> reporter: he is concerned as anyone would be. you know we look forward to working with him. >> reporter: reyes who -- was in a car during the drive by shooting death of a father and his two sons. they say he was with edwin ramos. he is serving a life sentence for the triple murder and the da is seeking a life sentence. >> he was in the vehicle when the shooting happened. then led to the death of the three family members. >> reporter: during the trial earlier he testified reyes pulled the trigger but a member of the family who survived testified it was ramos who fired the so. >> we aren't charging him with pulling the trigger. we are charging him for being responsible for the murder of three family members,. >> reporter: the wife and mother of the victim social security in the witness protection program and asked us

not to show her face. >> i had a lot of emotion and anger and a lot of pain. it just hurts to see that somebody else was out there that hurt my family. warm reyes is being held on five million dollars bail. reporting live, rob roht. channel 2news. >> bay area weather warmer than yesterday. now to mark in for bill today. there is more to come. >> talking about a warm up. the 90s, showing up across parts of the bay area and a few upper 90's. we have the clear skies -- the satellite. bring up another image. there we go with the overcast. not here, mainly to the south. we have the clear skies, a bit

of a breeze, if you are around the bay you may have noticed a chop on the water with wind gusting to 26 miles an hour with white caps out there this afternoon. current numbers updated. you can see the lower 90's. checking in at 80 and san francisco at 66, here is the forecast model in the short term showing you some of the overcast and mainly cost side. we could have a few patches in to the bay. warm air, layer of air. com presses the marine layer and we could have the dense fog. overnight lows, saturday morning, not a big change. mainly in the low to mid50 a. haywood and san jose 56 degrees. remember just on monday temperatures way below the average. beginning to recover. san francisco right around 70

degrees for the afternoon high. most neighborhoods even a little warmer than today. most areas warming up two to four degrees from today's highs, that means the warmest locations on track to reach the mid to upper 90's. about 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. again the forecast headline for tonight. we have mostly clear skies, hot numbers inland. look what happens in the extended forecast. a cooling trend. that cooling trend moves back into the bay area. >> the controversy over shark fin soup is now going to another level. the legal move that a group made. >> you may be surprised at who got race ins last years the state is dealing a budget crisis.

. suing state and federal court. the governor finalized it. they have been a delicacy in china culture especially in soup. they said it's unconstitutional and discriminates against people from china. the supporters say it's cruel to slice fins off live sharks and throw the fish back into the ocean to die. >> the same california lawmaker who are making deep budget cuts and cutting the pay of state workers have apparently been handing out races to a thousand employ 'of the legislature.

according to new documents they are in some cases up to 10%. they come after several years they say of pay freezes and cuts and those are still not at par with cost eblyneing increases. today shares of net works went up more than 26% in their first day of trading. the networks ipo price was $42. it was up to $46 a share but dropped back some and closed at $53.13 a share. the networks is a security company that is based in santa clara, it was pounded in 2000a 5. the markets fell 1% across the board. the dow lost 120 points. the s&p500 dropped 13. >> a young man who was taking part in the isn't a portion walk was struck and killed by a car in the midwest today.

the 20-year-old was walking on the highway in indiana when he was hit. he was part of crossroads, the group that left san francisco in may to walk across the country. he was a student at college in southern california. >> he came down with his gun in my face. >> our coverage continues as witnesses recount what they saw, also what we are learning about the victims. >> a new cancer treatment. how a jolt of electricity can turn the immune system against a tumor.

. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is kdvu channel 2news at five. >> we aren't going die in here. >> reporter: witnesses describe

the terror inside the theater as the gunman calmly walks up and down the aisle shooting people. incredibly one of those killed actually survived another mass shooting that happened in canada. rita williams is here with some of the stories of those who survived those who didn't. >> reporter: we can only imagine the shock and horror as a fun night at the movies turned in to a deadly night of terror. >> reporter: it was inside this crowded multiflex theater in aurora that the chaos started. james holmes was wearing full body armor and was armed to the teeth when he first threw the can of tear gas. some said as the smoke spread and they saw the gunman they thought at first it was a stunt for the movie. >> my wife jumped. i just -- sat there and laughed, thought it was a good sound effect. republican then reality hit with the bullets.

>> we have another person outside shot in the leg. >> i have a child victim. i need rescue at the back door theater 9 now. >> we aren't going die in here. i need to get my kids out. >> we saw a 13-year-old with a bullet wound in her leg. her stomach and probably her chest. i think she was -- right there about to die. it was -- about that time they saw it going up the stairs. . >> reporter: i hit the ground soy wouldn't be hit. many were hit. some fatally. some learned their 6-year-old was dead. >> my wife had been shot in the chest and my daughter had been shot. >> reporter: just last month jessica -- barely escaped a deadly shooting in a mall. she then blogged -- i was reminuted that we don't know when or where our time on earth

will end. we will breathe our last breath. every moment we have to live our life is a blessing. jessica was 25. reporting live. rita williams. ktvu. >> reporter: the father of a suspected shooter james holmes was arrived in colorado. robert holmes left his home in san diego earlier today. here you see him being escorted into an suv just after touching down in denver. the holmes family released a statement expressing sympathy for the families of the victims. they said they will cooperate. in the wake of the shootings paris premiere of the movie has been canceled. you can see crews breaking down lighting equipment and take away the red carpet. the fans say they are disappointed but understand in light of the tragedy. >> three suspected gang members have been indicted for a shoot that killed a child there oakland. they have a 30-year-old, 23-

year-old and 16-year-old who is being charged as an adult. prosecutors say they opened fire on a rival gang last november after a music videotaping. he allegedly fired the bullet that struck the 23-year-old. the boy later died at the hospital. six others were wounded. coleman was arraigned on murder charges today. both his grandmother and the child's grandmother cried after the hearing. >> reporter: i want to know who did it. why they do it. first -- >> how --. >> you three, good. properly. and -- i can't say no more. >> reporter: they also are charged with wounding two teens in a separate shooting that happened last november. a father is going to prison in connection with the shooting death of his young son. as part of at plea deal the judge sentenced the 29-year-old to six years and eight months

in prison. his son was killed on his second birthday in 2010 with a gun he and his 4-year-old brother were playing with. he is a convicted felon -- and he had loaded and placed a gun in the drawer. >> a new drug for the type of blood cancer. it is now approved for people who have tried at least two treatments. it was approved under the fda accelerated approval program. that means the maker will have to submit additional information to confirm the effectiveness of the drug. >> skin cancer rates on the rice. it's a grater risk for young woman than breast cancer. now john fowler investigates a revolution are you treatment that zaps cancer. that's tonight's special report. >> summer means more sun, more sun burn. >> bad right there. it's a lifetime thing getting

sun burned. if you get that it'll come back in effect too. >> reporter: new research shows today's young women compared to a generation ago are eight times more likely to get skin cancer. >> always very important to have dark skin. >> reporter: while other cancers go down this one is booming. a career in the sun gave the 72- year-old contractor cancer. despite surgery it spread. >> six tumors showed up, two here, two here, and two near nah the carotoid. >> reporter: he volunteered for a clinical trial of a therapy, just 25 patients. it's a drug plus electric shock. >> doctors say what makes the therapy unique is though it's local the effect is systemic. >> reporter: a doctor leads the

trials. he first locates a single one, indoes a injection and then a electric pulse. >> into the tumor you get the massive immune reaction. >> reporter: it opens pores in the tumor cells alerting his immune system to destroy other tumors as well. >> you are creating memory cells and those cells are what makes the treatment long lasting. >> reporter: there is another big advantage over traditional chemo. >> reare deuce the overall side effects effects. >> reporter: they are in phase2 trials and said it could work on any solid tumor. there are so many people out in the sun they are focusing on skin cancer. john fowler, ktvu 2news. >> and a reminder you can find

this story along with other special reports by going to ktvu.com. when you click on the news tab pick special reports from the menu. >> no 41 or 43. neither former president bush will attend the republican convention. the reason george bush is skipping out. >> and a twitter fight. the reason the san francisco company is headed to court and it's link to an occupy protest.

. sonoma has it's first case of a bird with west nilet. was a crow. west nile is carried by mosquito who pick it up from birds. itit was found july 11th. health officials say a mild summer has helped keep them in check. a new report critical of private lenders who make risky student loans. student loans from private lenders carry higher interest rates than federal loans. between 2001 and 2008 they were pushing them on students without any consideration for how they would be able to pay them back. >> we saw lenders who were lending to students without

verifying they were a student in that school. they didn't necessarily check if they were borrowing more than what they actually needed. >> the report goes onto say more than 850,000 private student loans are in default. >> the former president is skipping the national convention in tampa next month. the former proceeds said he is grateful for the invite but said he is enjoying his time away from the political stage. his father said earlier this week he also plans to skip the convention for health reasons. that means that romney will accept his party's nomination without any former gop presidents in the audience. >> sheriff deputies have been here in the hills above san jose for the past 14 hours trying to track down a gunman . >> 90s return to parts of 9 barry this afternoon. coming up the hottest area of the weekend and the timing of

the next cool tren

. a poorly timed teeth has officials at the nra trying to do a little damage control. while much of the nation woke up to the news that the mat shooting at the colorado theater a twitter account for the nrajournal said this, good morning shooters, happy friday, weekend plan? a spokesperson said the approximate person who posted didn't know what happened in colorado at the time. some speculate it may have been

prescheduled before the shooting happened. it has been removed. our coverage of the theater shooting will continue at six. we have new information coming up in 15 minutes including a look at the gun debate already raging as a reand the what california laws say about the weapons used today and the chancellor at the california university where the alleged gunman received his degree and the police chief going to speak at six. we will carry that live. >> a man is wounded in the middle of the night by a burglar who woke him up and then shot him. this happened in the foothills of santa clara east of san jose. we are live with the search for that gunman. >> sheriff's deputies have been here for the past 14 hours, you can see behind me, there is crime tape. this is where access is restricted to only residents this redoing interviews and collecting evidence. i spoke on the phone with the

homeowner who is in his late 50s. he has been shaken and is in pain. he said he was shot in the right arm. a bullet traveled through his armpit and through his back. sheriff deputies went to this neighborhood in east san jose. they said -- he heard someone making noise. >> he woke up. suspect confronts him. shot one shot toward the victim. injured him in the arm and then fled. >> reporter: it's not known if he fled by foot or in a car. it was dark he could only see he had a dark hooded sweatshirt. this is the same neighborhood where a stabbing shooting happened last month. >> it was scary. you know -- we are -- this the two incidents, it's going to -- kind of like something to think

about. >> reporter: sheriff's officials don't think the two are connected. they are checking to see if anyone has security cameras that captured the thief or a car on video. it's in a hilly remote area you can only access by a two lane road. a neighbor said it seems to attract unwanted attention. >> we need to just make it clear. that if you are going to do something bad you will get on camera. >> reporter: investigators don't have a motive but are looking in to the possibility that the house was targeted. >> the coroner has released the identity of a woman whose body was found yesterday at the bart station. passers by called police after seeing the body of the 48-year- old in the bushes. that was around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. bart police are still investigating the death. >> a man facing up to 18 years in prison for abusing a teen relative. a jury found the 34-year-old

guilty on wednesday of ten felony counts for thatta cult. prosecutors say she groomed the girls for several years before starting to abuse her in 2010 when she was 16. he was arrested last june after the victim told her mother what was happening. she is set to be sentenced next month. twitter will appeal a court rule thatta inquire the website to release tweets from occupy websites. it happened last fall during a march and protest in new york. twitter said the court order doesn't strike the right balance with the rights of protesters and the interest of law. >> direct tv satellite customers can have their mtv because of a settlement announced today. they were essentially held

hostage with a dispute with viacom. the channels have been cut off, including comedy central. >> bill martin is off. mark filling in. a great way to start the weekend here. >> lots of sun even for the coast. the fog cleared out and temperatures warmed up across the bay area. as you can see on the satellite. most of the cloud cover is to south so we started out with fog this morning, clearing skies and warmer -- live storm tracker two it this is a wider perspective and we have more of a northerly breeze and blocking the fog. here is that fog bank to the south. way down to the south of monterey bay. that could regroup late tonight and early tomorrow -- right now mostly clear skies, with the beaches, around the bay and for the inland spots, temperatures

as advertised, most areas warmed up four to eight degrees from yesterday's highs, and 09's to report. out toward santa rosa, san jose at 82, oakland in the upper 750s around 79 degrees. for tonight mostly clear skies, still a bit of a breeze, this weekend it'll be hot inland and temperatures continue to warm up for saturday. the extended we go the other direction. high pressure developing, over the west coast, california, this will be the main source of the warming, with that, temperatures the warmest locations inland will be hot in the mid to upper 90's, of course we always have the micro climate and we will have the on shore breeze and the fog in the morning so the beaches only warming back up in to the low to mid60's. here is the forecast model. this could be locally dense fog. first thing tomorrow coast side, clearing skies into the

afternoon. that red contour, that links up with the 90's. warmest locations inland back up into the mid90's. livermore, by lunchtime 84, by 3:00, 96 degrees. here is a look at numbers for saturday. fairfield 96, oakland 80 degrees. at least for this second half of the weekend temperatures about the same or maybe cooler but no imagine ear changes until we begin monday of next week. san francisco forecast high of 70 degrees with patchy fog. here is a look ahead with the five day forecast. hot inland and into monday. we cool off for tuesday into wednesday of next week with more 60s to 80s. . >> see you then. >> it's a cause that had people going over the edge of a high rice rise. and this video of a bus monitor getting bullied in a remarkable update on the online drive to pay for her vacation

and the staggering amount of money that's been raised.

. we have the update on a story we brought you a month ago. >> you're fat. you're so fat. >> you may remember the online campaign was set up to send the

68-year-old karen kline on vacation. it's now grown $683,000, it's goal was just 5,000. the story came to light after the video appeared online with sound -- the sound of four students in new york, insulting threatening her. the four have been suspended for a year. three have written letters of apology. donations came in from all 50 states and 84 other countries. >> dozens of people go down the side of a san francisco sky scrapper taking the plunge for a good cause. take a look at fundraiser, about 50 people stepped in to thin air to go 425 feet down the side of the grand hyatt hotel. take a look at that guy. that's john -- he strapped in for the ria. john is an ambassador. >> i think it's wonderful that

they do it gives us athletes, just -- not just an athlete. for all the people who want to dot. >> reporter: it goes tomorrow from nine to four. >> the movie theater shooting has people asking if the guns used could be bought here. the high powered rifle in the killing that is perfectly legal. >> the sheet spends part of his childhood here. the memories who knew the young man now accused of gunning down dozens of innocent people.

. the news starts right now this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. >> happening now we are waiting for the police chief in aurora to update us on the investigation of the shooting that killed 12 people at a movie theater. this a live picture from city hall. we are going to listen in as soon as the police chief comes out. >> let's go to sandra. she is live in colorado where investigators now starting to bring out the bodies of the ten people killed in the